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Engagement ring

  An engagement ring is an important symbol for two people to share. It is a   symbol of their dedication, love, and commitment to each other. It is a symbol of the beautiful journey that two people embark upon when they decide to spend their lives together. Whether you choose a modern engagement ring or a more traditional ring, the ring will still represent the wonderful love that you share with your significant other. It is a symbol that will last a lifetime, and it will represent the beauty of your relationship to all of your friends, family, and co-workers. The engagement ring is in the shape of a circle. The circle has deep meaning and symbolism because it has no end and no beginning, and it represents an infinite love that transcends this life. The circle is also a great symbol of how everything is connected and how two people are brought together in a beautiful and serendipitous way. The engagement ring is typically worn on the left finger. It is believed that the ancie...
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SAAHE CHITHI

Procedure The girl’s family prepares a wedding invitation for the boy’s family, which is splashed with a few drops of saffron. In India, the local barber is asked to take this invitation to the boy’s family and he is rewarded with clothes for doing so. Being asked to “be the messenger” is considered an honor for the barber. Although this is now a dwindling custom. Today, it’s usually key family members and/or the “middle person” (or matchmaker, otherwise known as  bachola  or  bacholan ), who will go to the girl’s house with the invitation. They may take gifts such as Indian sweets or dry fruit. Purpose The traditional significance of this ceremony is to officially invite the boy’s family to the solemnization of the marriage and implies that you should now begin preps for the wedding day. Although in modern weddings, planning could start years before to secure venue and temples on certain dates. But historically, weddings were a lot simpler and could be arranged within da...
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Choora

On the day of the wedding, the  Choora ritual  involves a giving ceremony, in which the oldest maternal uncle and aunt of the bride bring this set of  beautiful red and cream bangles  as a gift of good wishes and happiness. Then, all those who are present at the ceremony tie kaliras (silver or gold ornaments) to the bangles worn by the bride. It’s a well-known fact that  Indian brides look dazzling in all their bling , but the meaning of certain jewelry pieces is less well known. The  choora tradition  originated in Punjab and is now followed by both Hindus and Sikhs. The red and ivory bangles come usually in a set of 21 and act as a sign of  marriage, fertility, and prosperity.  According to the tradition, brides should wear their choora bangles for a year after the wedding and will have another ceremony to take them off on their first anniversary of marriage. Now, however, brides tend to wear them for just  40 days  afte...
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Why travelling is in need ?

Traveling the world isn’t just fun and exciting; there’s ample research to suggest it’s highly beneficial for your physical, mental and emotional health as well.
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